Teen dubbed ‘Baby Al Capone’ stole $23.8M from cryptocurrency bigwig: lawsuit

A teenager at the center of a multimillion-dollar cryptocurrency scheme kept his alleged criminal habits under wraps to classmates and even family as they assumed he was just a gamer who hit the jackpot with bitcoin, according to court papers and a New York Post report.

Ellis Pinsky was 15 when he allegedly began his scheme, through which he has stolen more than $100 million in cryptocurrency as “the ringleader” of what a federal lawsuit calls “a sophisticated cybercrime spree,” court papers show.

But the teen’s habits and mysterious wealth apparently never raised alarm bells at his high school or even at home in Westchester County.

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“His best friend thought he was making money through trading Bitcoin and stock,” an ­insider told the Post, under the condition of anonymity, later adding: “I think he told his parents that he made Bitcoin online through video games and got lucky.”

But Pinsky could only stay out of…